Korea Environmental Protection Association (KEPA) Visits Boda for Exchanges and Cooperation
Release Date:
2015-10-28
The Korea Environmental Protection Association (KEPA) is a legal entity under the Ministry of Environment of South Korea.
The Korea Environmental Protection Association (KEPA) is a legal entity under the Ministry of Environment of South Korea. The purpose of this visit is to promote further communication and cooperation between China and South Korea's environmental protection enterprises.
On October 23, 2015, the chairman of the Korea Environmental Protection Association led several Korean environmental protection companies on a visit to Jiangsu Boda Environmental Protection Co., Ltd. As a domestic R&D and manufacturing enterprise specializing in microbial treatment equipment for oily wastewater, Boda Environmental Protection has independently developed the “Membrane Coupling Microbial Proprietary Technology,” which fundamentally achieves the harmlessness, reduction, and resource reuse of wastewater from oil fields, steel plants, refineries, and chemical industries.
As we all know, in terms of policy and technology, South Korea has been committed to the development and use of environmental protection, sustainable development of new energy and new technologies, and has achieved rapid economic growth and successfully overcome environmental pollution in just over 30 years; along with China The government’s "Environmental Protection Law", "Ten Articles of Water", "Ten Articles of Soil" and "Ten Articles of Atmosphere" have been implemented one after another. The relationship between environmental protection and economic development has once again attracted attention and heated discussions. Therefore, there are many Chinese enterprises and governments to learn and learn from. .
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